Kristi Nakata (she/her) is a Yonsei (fourth generation) Japanese American fiber artist born and raised in the Seattle area, on Duwamish and Coast Salish land. Kristi creates macraweave wall hangings combining techniques of macrame and weaving. Inspired by the beauty of the Pacific Northwest, she creates mountainscapes and abstract interpretations of the colors of our region.

ABOUT THIS PRODUCT:
Brighten up your walls with this San Juan Islands-inspired landscape macraweave wall hanging. Macraweaving combines macrame with weaving to create a wall hanging. This piece is inspired by the San Juan Islands of Washington state. The layered green islands sit in the distance with blue and teal waters of Puget Sound in between.

Hang it in your bedroom, living room, reading nook, office, kid’s room, nursery... anywhere!

• Hand-woven, macraweave
• Size: 12" wide / 21" L from nail to bottom / 16" L dowel to bottom
• Made with recycled cotton macrame cord, merino wool roving, yarn, and wooden stick.

Care: The macrame will be wrapped and packaged so once it arrives, use your fingers to brush out the string, and use a comb to carefully comb out the fringe. Hairspray works well to keep everything in place.

Local, woman-owned. AAPI-owned.